Fair Housing
A Wisconsin property manager who refuses to make reasonable modifications to a unit for a disabled tenant (even at the tenant's expense) may be violating:
AOnly ADA
BThe Fair Housing Act, which requires reasonable modifications for disabled persons✓ Correct
COnly Wisconsin DATCP rules
DNo law — landlords can refuse any modifications
Explanation
The Fair Housing Act requires landlords to allow disabled tenants to make reasonable modifications to their unit at the tenant's expense (and restore it upon departure if requested).
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